Kyser KULEA Ukulele Capo, Hawaiian Lei

Kyser KULEA Ukulele Capo, Hawaiian Lei 

Whether it's for folk, pop, Americana, country, or rock, the ukulele is more popular than ever before. Now there's a Kyser Quick-Change that's specifically made for the necks of smaller instruments like the ukulele. This Kyser Quick-Change is expertly engineered and built to last. It is reliable and does just what it is designed to do — clearly raise the pitch of the ukulele so you can play in a different key without retuning or changing fingering. Seasoned professionals and beginning players alike appreciate how the Kyser Quick-Change helps them transpose their ukulele in seconds, with only one hand. The beauty of the Kyser Quick-Change is in its simplicity. Kyser have pioneered this design and although often imitated, its never equaled. There is no substitute for a Kyser Quick-Change.

Kyser Guarantee

Your Kyser Quick-Change was manufactured to give you years of service, and is fully warrantied to the original owner against defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the product.
If this product ever fails due to a manufacturing defect, even after extended use, we will gladly repair or replace the product (at our sole discretion). This warranty does not cover damage caused by accident, improper care, negligence, normal wear and tear, or the natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use.
 

Usage & Care Recommendations

• Position the Kyser Quick-Change as close as
possible to the fret to be clamped. The Kyser Quick-Change is designed to
 eliminate interference with the fretboard playing
 hand. To accomplish this, position the Kyser
 Quick-Change such that the string spanning
 clamping jaws do not protrude past the lower edge of the fretboard.

• The Kyser Quick-Change should not remain
 clamped on the guitar strings when not in use.
 Removing the Kyser Quick-Change from the 
guitar allows the rubber strip to restore 
itself to its original shape.

• Always unclamp the Kyser Quick-Change to 
move it. Do not slide it up and down the fretboard.

• Periodically, oil the pivot and the spring contact
 points.